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Product Summary

A PVC drainage pipe to be inserted into the ground, presents a plurality of openings for the passage of water, wherein each of the openings is closed by a cap containing one or more holes filled with water-soluble material, adapted to prevent the passage of debris during drilling, which the material dissolves in contact with the water in the soil. In particular, the caps have a hollow body with a plurality of holes in the wall for the passage of water, which the body and holes are filled with water-soluble material.

PVC drainage pipe, or perhaps more generally, PVC pipe, is the ubiquitous white tube most often used in plumbing applications. It is typically used to allow water to pass from one location, such as a roof, to another location, such as a sewer or gutter. Polyvinyl chloride pipe, or PVC pipe, is more often used to remove water, rather than supply it for consumption. Still, despite PVC's numerous benefits, including lower costs, and easier installation, according to the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF), copper pipe are actually the most commonly used piping in homes.

PVC drainage pipe is often preferred over other forms of drainage pipe, including cast iron pipe, flexible tubing, or galvanized steel pipe. There are numerous benefits to PVC drainage pipe. One such benefit is that, when properly installed, it is impervious to root invasion and crush-resistant. Another benefit is that PVC drainage pipe is typically cheaper than other alternatives such as copper or galvanized steel alternatives.